The Critic (or “Don’t Leave Your Paperback On The Veranda”) Bracelet This meant we had a

This meant we had a very tight window of opportunity before the light was coming right at us at 180 degrees

would be pristine and sculpted relentlessly by desert wind

Speaking of which

which is why so many acclaimed movies

The Critic (or “Don’t Leave Your Paperback On The Veranda”) Bracelet This meant we had a11. 5" x 8. 25" x 5" Edition of 18, 2016 An incident on safari in Kenya inspired this sculpture and gave me an excuse to sculpt a vervet monkey whose real life models provide many hours of entertainment around so many safari camps in Africa. One soon learns not to have or leave any food within sight of these little imps but it wasnt until Suzanna showed up at sundowners, chuckling, with the remains of her shredded paperback in hand that we realized